The business of dealing with death can be tough for those involved, so it takes a special someone that can stomach tragedy on a daily basis.
Valley Electric Association, Inc. helped out a few hardworking high school seniors with financial help for the next step in their educational lives.
The games are back. Each year for the last 18 years GREAT Games have entertained the youth of the valley. GREAT stands for Gang Resistance Education and Training.
At least two local firefighters found themselves on the receiving end of medical treatment during a training exercise on Saturday.
Small schools in Nye County have a hard time raising money for the athletic department and Pahrump Valley High School is no different than any other school in Nye County, despite being the largest high school in the district. The PVT asked Trojans Athletic Director Ed Kirkwood about the difficulties of raising money for athletics in Pahrump and the direction the athletic department is headed.
While much attention is focused on the care and safety of humans during the brutal summer heat in southern Nevada, the family vehicle tends to be an afterthought.
The man whose dogs mauled an elderly Pahrump man in March who later died reached a guilty plea agreement on Monday avoiding a trial.
There are signs of a strengthening economy as Nevada now ranks second in the nation for private sector job growth.
Basketball camp: Still can join. Basketball camp at the high school runs June 22-25 from 9 a.m. until 3:30 p.m. The camp is organized by Coach Gil Llewellyn and staff.
Jozsef Rasi, the man found dead behind the Pahrump Nugget on June 15, was held by police for nearly 33 hours with easy access to water and food after being arrested for a DUI.
I continue to hear complaints about the way the Nye County Board of County Commissioners (BoCC) are handling the “management” and “operations” within the Town of Pahrump. I will say in this “Open Letter” exactly what I tell the people who complain to me on a continual basis: “STOP BLAMING THE COMMISSIONERS.”
Beatty man jailed for domestic battery
Recently I was reading an article in the Reno Gazette Journal written by a University of Nevada, Reno business college staffer named Kylie Howe. It began, “I recently had the pleasure of touring Salman Ahmad through the entrepreneurship ecosystem in our very own Biggest Little City.”
BEATTY- The town will celebrate the opening of the first seven miles of completed mountain biking trails in true town fashion with a Beer and Taco Mountain Bike Festival on May 2.
A local man quickly learned how not to react when two Nye County Sheriff’s Deputies show up on his property to investigate a crime, even if there are no trespassing signs posted.
Despite its poor rating designation, students and faculty at Floyd Elementary are making good progress, according to interim Principal Sam Simatos.
The fifth anniversary of Nye County Sheriff’s Deputy Ian Deutch’s death in the line of duty will be marked Sunday at the park that now bears his name.
Carson Valley, near the small town of Minden in northern Nevada, was the venue for the 2015 Rural Roundup this month.
Pahrump Valley will get its first special needs cheer team this week.
The Pahrump Wild West Extravaganza and Bluegrass Festival has come a long way since its inception more than 13 years ago when the inaugural event was known as the “Hoedown.”
To the good citizens of Elko, Humboldt, Lander, Pershing, White Pine, Eureka, Nye, Mineral, Esmeralda and Lincoln counties:
The Beatty track team was at the Meadows Weekday in Las Vegas on Tuesday where they competed with Division III and Division IV schools. Eight schools competed on the boys side and seven on the girls side.
The gusty winds hampered starts, threw off jumpers and postponed pole vault at the Pahrump track meet. The high school hosted three other team: Boulder City, Sierra Vista, and Del Sol.
It came down to hitting for the Trojans baseball team. Something that Trojans skipper Brian Hayes has said his team has not been doing.
Award-winning filmmaker and author Nicholas Clapp is holding a lecture and book signing in Goldfield on Saturday.
Where has the time gone?